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I understand Will’s frustration but must say a bit FOR Quicken.

I have almost 30 years of financial data in my database, download transactions from seven financial services plus stock prices every day, send electronic payments through my bank, and reconcile everything every month – all with only a few minutes work each day.

The “Classic Deluxe” version of Quicken currently costs $60/year (but will probably go up); which is not a bad price for everything it can do.  At least some of Will’s complaints appear to be based on the fact that he needs an F-150 and they want to force a Ferrari on him.

I would love to see an alternative to Quicken but am not optimistic.

 

 

Eliminating Flash Player sounds like the best idea – and will almost surely be the only one in the end.  But what about people, like me, who have invested hundreds of dollars in home security cameras that require Flash to view live feeds?